Uh, well, you did say "dress to impress"." — Miss Crawly, to Buster Moon about her new outfit on the bus There is no information available for this particular section. Help the Sing Wiki by adding the desired information here! Quotes From Sing Oh! Moonbathing. (Johnny: Moonbathing?) Oh, yes, it's like sunbathing, but at night. Wonderful for the skin." — Miss Crawly, describing one of her hobbies When Buster was a child, he wanted to be the first koala astronaut, but this dream changed after his father took him to see the play Epiphany. Young Buster was so amazed by the play, and star Nana Noodleman's performance in particular, he developed a lifelong passion for theater. Thirty years later, Buster buys the theater that staged Epiphany, using money his supportive father saved from his car-washing business; he renames it the Moon Theater. Oh, it's not as bad as it looks. Oopsie-daisy." — Miss Crawly, moments after falling through the stage

In Christmas-themed TV Spots, Miss Crawly wears a Santa hat, a plaid dress that resembles wrapping paper, and a red present bow. Unfortunately, not only does Buster actually know Calloway, but learns from Ash that he's become a recluse since the death of his wife Ruby, determined to let his show go on, Buster sends Miss Crawly to find him, though she does find him, he's become such a recluse that he scares her away. Jimmy later finds out about the lie, leading him to hold Buster over the edge of the Crystal Tower Hotel telling Moon " No one makes me look like a fool. NO ONE!!!".

Though Nana Noodleman had no respect for Buster or Eddie, she agreed to provide more prize money if she was impressed by Buster's planned rehearsal. However, a trio of gangster bears, previously swindled by the contestant Mike, trespassed in the theater and demanded the prize money in exchange for Mike's life. The bears' arrival began a disastrous chain of events that culminated in the Moon Theater's destruction. His spirit crushed, Buster resigned himself to a life of car washing, Miss Crawly remaining his dutiful employee. However, Meena's beautiful singing inspired Buster to take one last shot, and Miss Crawly helped him and his performers construct a stage in the theater's ruins. As each singer carried out a show stopping performance, Miss Crawly looked upon them with pride, particularly Johnny. Among the ecstatic audience was a pleased Nana Noodleman, who funded the reconstruction of the Moon Theater and returned the property to Buster. Miss Crawly was present among those who attended the grand opening of the New Moon Theater. Oh, my! Looks like the old gal's still got it." — Miss Crawly on the fast responses she received from her online dating profile There is no information available for this particular section. Help the Sing Wiki by adding the desired information here! Happy Holidays From Sing

No Sir. I’m not a loser. We did what we came here to do. And there is nothing, you can do or say to change that.”Rosita, Rosita, Rosita. 'Great set of pipes, but boring to watch.' ... So, what should I do? I could partner you up with... Gunter! Gunter, where are ya?” Buster, realizing the burden of using a megaphone to communicate with Daniel the giraffe, dismisses him from the competition in favor of Johnny What are you gonna do, Mr. Moon?" — Miss Crawly, to Buster when Judith threatens to repossess the Moon Theater if he doesn't pay Buster Moon to Jimmy Crystal, as Buster finally stands up to Jimmy, showing no fear of him anymore and rightfully tells him he’s not a loser and there’s nothing Jimmy can do to change what everyone saw him and his friends talents they loved.